Remembering Loveland
University of Idaho student Joseph Loveland passed away Dec. 30, 2016 after battling depression.
Archives made mobile-friendly — UI Library releases digital site for The Argonaut collection
The Argonaut was first published in 1898. Some of the major stories from Nov. 1, 1898 include information regarding the Spanish-American War as well as the residents of Moscow viewing […]
Truth behind the vagina — Cast discusses commonalities with vaginas during Q&A session following “The Vagina Monologues”
There was a common theme discussed during the Q&A session following Friday’s performance of “The Vagina Monologues”— all women experience similar things when it comes to their vaginas. After the […]
Included as the out crowd — LGBTQA students reflect on community stereotypes
For the gay and lesbian community, portrayals of homosexuality in the media are a mixed bag. Television and film writers either accurately capture what members of the community feel, or […]
Oh romeo, romeo — help?
How to create a successful Valentine’s Day from a female perspective Valentine’s Day can be tricky. The simple days of handing out cheesy cardstock valentines to everyone in the class are over. […]
‘I’m not alone in this’ — “The Vagina Monologues” returns with two sold-out performances
A group of women gathered together in a candlelit restaurant, women who were once simply acquaintances and neighbors a few months ago. They held one another, laughed and cried with […]
Beyond condoms — Safe sex means more than latex and prescriptions
It’s Valentine’s Day — a time for love, appreciation and maybe even a little alone time with that special someone. At the University of Idaho, there are plenty of resources for students […]
Thought-provoking performances — Shades of Black returns for its 14th year on campus
Shades of Black, a cultural event hosted by the University of Idaho Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) and the Black Student Union, returned to campus Saturday for its 14th season. […]
The Divided States of America — Violent protesters are working against their own cause
It is not a new phenomenon for people to protest what they believe to be un- just. The concept of speaking out against a tyrannical government is how the United […]
Fourth time’s the charm — Two students from different parts of the Pacific Northwest find love on the Palouse
Graham Brooks’ first plan fell through. The Washington State University senior originally wanted to take his girlfriend, University of Idaho senior Saffron Kruse, out to a nice dinner. After they […]